To be honest, I wasn’t all that fussed, and in all honesty, at that time I would only have been interested in cracking it for Fairlight had it been released back when it should have been, it was just another game that was completed and should have been released, but then again, gave me something to do nearly 20 years later! ) So were you one of those frustrated fans at the time who saw Putty Squad reviewed and never surface at the time? Enjoy! Short interview with Galahad (Phill B-B)
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The full interview can be found below.Īlong with the the CGB version, we’ve included the PC demo and Mega Drive prototype that surfaced in recent years. Andy Roberts has also very kindly allowed us to release the CGB demo for you to check out too.Īdditionally we did a long interview with Galahad who preserved and put the A1200 edition together, where we only had space for a small segment in the book. Not everything could be printed in the book, so here are the assets below. Whilst producing the book, we were kindly provided with a number of PS2 and CGB assets from both Andy Roberts and Nick Lee. We discuss the various developments with Phil Thornton (Putty Squad designer), Andy Roberts (PS2, CGB project leader), Jon Wells (CGB developer), Galahad (A1200 version saviour), John Twiddy (A1200 developer + other various conversions), Michael Smith (CGB artist) and Nick Lee (A1200, Mega Drive and PS2 artist).
Within the book is an in-depth and detailed 14 page story about various conversions of Putty Squad across almost 20 years that never quite made it, including of course the famous Amiga 1200 edition.
1994-2013 System 3 Platforms: Apple iOS, Commodore Amiga 1200, Nintendo Game Boy Color, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii U, PC (DOS + Windows), SEGA Mega Drive, Sony PlayStation 2 and Sony PlayStation PortableĪs part of the launch and release of The Games That Weren’t book, we are adding assets and content that didn’t make it to print as bonus DLC content to share with you.
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